what do you tweet out? what do you tweet out? personal. why is that funny? >> jimmy: i tweet out weather updates. [ laughter ] >> no. >> jimmy: al roker should do that. >> i said, i hope you have a lovely evening, have a great week. i thought that was spiritual. >> jimmy: i know that's very spiritual. i saw you tweeted out a photo here of you and carson daly. >> oh, my dog went for his crotch. >> jimmy: and your dog went ot bite -- [ laughter ] your dog -- that's your dog jasper down there. >> that's jasper down there, yeah. >> jimmy: or maybe you should tweet out a photo of jasper. >> i have tweeted out a photo of jasper. >> jimmy: with different outfits on or something. >> he had an outfit on. >> jimmy: what was he wearing? i know you're a red sox fan, but he was wearing a yankees, what do you call that kerchief. >> jimmy: all right, he's in a yankee's kerchief. maybe he does sports teams, jasper. so, maybe this sunday tweet out a picture of him with whoever you think is going to win the football game. >> why don't i come up wit

we have this tweet that i can turn off, but we want to encourage you to please tweet with #nypc2013. if you look this year, they have a good twitter handle. even the after party venue has a twitter handle. that tells you something about how much twitter is out there. we will talk about other tools and ways in which you can understand the media space. let me tell you a little bit about what i am doing and how it connects to what we are talking about. here you see my twitter and facebook pages have changed because it is now about the museum world. part of the point i wanted to make was about branding. i want you to think about your social media presence as a chance for you to reinforce the brand you already are or the brand you want to be known for. being very specific in your bios about who you are, what kind of tweets you do, all of that has become more important. think about doing that. your social media becomes part of your brand. people have asked me, what does the chief digital officer do, and i work with a team that i am obsessed about, video apps, mobile, social, geolocation, we

. >> but then why would you tweet it? ollecting old newspapers. >> you think 1998 was five years ago. >> stuck in a nostalgic phase. >> another thing is patients lie all the time. especially severely obese patients. they go, yeah, i have been dieting great. i haven't had any candy bars. the guy is going i have to operate on this thing. >> this person. >> thing? >> it is a human being. >> on this wonderful human being. please be honest about the diet we worked out together. >> that's true. the biggest problem and challenge for a doctor is the dishonesty and the fear of being honest to your doctor. >> my doctor told me when ever he asked people how much they drank he multiplies it by five. >> that's true. and no matter what you tell your doctor -- >> that sucks because jm honest about that -- i am honest. >> the doctor will tell to you cut down because they know you are lying. i had three glasses of wine a night four nights a week. he will say cut down. i say but that's really low. he knows it is probably six glasses eight n

are tweeting me, it is not you, it is an evil imposter. >> are your tweets from you? >> all of them. >> even your show tweets. neil: yes. >> no they aren't. >> okay. neil: we have 800,000 nonessential person element through -- personnel, through much of my career i have been non-essential, but it might make the longer this drags how the, wait a minute, people of going towide up because we have -- wise up we have a very big government. >> that is where we're going. the government is way too big -- >> i'm going to let her. >> what is up with you today, stop talking and tweet. there is no much waste in washington, the americans get it now, the longer this goes omore they realize, government shut down, we're not noticing it, there are non-essential workers, think about it these are people that paid taxpayer money for what? tweeting. neil: i'm not saying ty are all of those non-essenal workers, i am saying that longer this drags oit is the boomerrage effect, be careful for what you wish for. you might regret it, americans are going to say, wait a minute. it is go

at muck rack, it shows you what links are tweeted the most by journalists right now. we have a team of editors that have verified over 15,000 journalists, and you can see with each one it not only gives you a tweet, but the context from our editorial team and the title and the publication of the person writing the tweets, so you can know who is saying it. is it a publication i trust? do they cover a relevant beat? it was mentioned there would be a lot of people from the ap this morning, so you can see from any publication, we have a page that lists out all the journalists from that publication. it ranks them by the followers they have, and we did this as a way to sew competitive fear. oftentimes it is the interns who are on top. at the ap, there is an auto racing writer that has the most followers. below that you can figure out which stories the ap are being shared the most by other journalists on twitter right now. it is a new way to see what is doing the best on social media, other journalists. we have other tools on muck rack. we have a bunch of tools you can use, a

you guys live tweet, you do. >> we all do. the whole cast does. , key grips, wardrobe people, all live tweeting during the show. >> jimmy: i noticed something. i follow you on twitter. you realize you are like, you could, you are ruining it for people on the west coast. >> no, no. we say, at 7:00 on pacific time. we say west coast get off twitter. >> jimmy: what if -- what if you are not paying really close attention. you can't throw everyone off twitter. >> we warn you. we don't want to spoil the show. >> jimmy: all right. got you. are you seeing the show for the first time while you are tweeting? >> there is no way you can. when we are tweeting it is like an athletic event. my thumbs hurt. my eyes. i weak up in the morning with a twitter hangover. my eyes hurt. head hurts. >> jimmy: last night beginning at midnight. east coast time. >> it is on. it is on. it's "scandal" thursday. exactly. yeah. >> jimmy: have you -- does she encourage you to do that? >> she is great on twitter. if you don't follow shonda, she is hilarious. she was so into it. i f

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you work on. what kind of tweets you do. all of that is more important. so the social media becomes part of your brand? people ask me what is the chief officer of the met do? i work with the team working on things that i'm obsessed about. video answers. geo social, location, the web, and more. i consider it to be the chief listening officer and my job is to help the entire museum get any better at digital than they already are, which is digital already. this is bambubser. make a note of the things you want to follow up on. i first learned about bambuser from pocket journalists visiting new york. i'd never heard of it. here we are using it at this conference. now it shows you you never know where you'll get those ideas and where you'll get the ideas from. bambuser, good question. what is that? so bambuser is a live streaming tool that allows you from your phone to live stream to anywhere in the world where you have a decent signal. it's an app that you can get. and mo will tweet out something about it so maybe you can during the break go up and ask him, ho

. >> what the heck were you doing when you tweeted six times? >> look at this adorable little pooch. how could you not like this face? a short time ago, this is what this dog looked like. his name is shrek. dr. brenda goff has a farm. her husband found this pile of fur. he called her wife, took him back to the clinic. she got to work and took three and a half pounds of matted fur off this little guy. they sent out e-mails trying to find the owner. a tip came in saying there was an illegal puppy mill near the farm. dr. ernie ward happened to be working with dr. goff and he is the person who put this video together, put it on the internet and it has gone vile. we have dr. ernie ward via skype, the man responsible for the story getting out there and dr. goff and shrek. how is shrek doing? i see him there, he looks a little sleepy. >> he's doing well. he's recovering. it's baby steps. with his behavior, there's no doubt he came from a puppy mill. i'm so thrilled with positive support from everyone around the world hoping it has some positive changes

you are so mean tweeted serena williams. another friend tweeted i suspect someone will not be too happy with you, caroline. now a well regarded newspaper in ireland, where mcilroy lives is quoted sources saying they are over. it's a difficult time for them both. the golfer was asked about the rumored break up in south korea but was tight lipped. >> my private life is private. >> carolyn insisting the rip is not over. all is well and there is not much more to say about it. caroline is a well-known prankster spoofing pals like serena williams on the tennis court. did she go too far or is her boyfriend serious lilacking a sense of humor. >>> deborah: this mom is under fire for this photo that she posted posing in workout gear along with her three kids. she is clearly proud of her post pregnancy body but as les trent explains, not everyone is saying good for her. >> what is your excuse for not having a perfect body? that's what this hot mom of three little boys is asking mothers everywhere in a challenge posted on facebook that

you say? greg says . . . and steve tweets . . . me what you think by tweeting me or leave us a comment on facebook. while government employees remains at a stand still in washington, america's oil and natural gas workers are on the job as our oil and gas business booms. a story when "real money" continues. uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? it drives discussion across america. share your story on tv and online. >> obama administration officials said they need to enrol 2.7 u.s. redents between the ages of 18 and 35 in exchange plans to balance risks and hold down costs. will they enrol come 1 october - should they pay the face. >> joining me now is jen mishory, deputy director of young invincibles, she's in washington d.c. and yevgeniy feyman, a research assistant at the manhattan institute. thank you for being with us. i want to start with you yevgeniy feyman. the young people are crucial to the success of obamacare. >> absolutely. they'll balance out the risk pool, they'll keep premiums that need the insurance, and the ad

you tweet it we trade it. we got your tweets next. there is a pursuit we all share.r life for your family, a better opportunity for your business, a better legacy to leave the world. we have always believed in this pursuit, striving to bring insight to every investment, and integrity to every plan. we are morgan stanley. and we're ready to work for you. geoff: i'm the kind of guy who doesn't like being sold to. the last thing i want is to feel like someone is giving me a sales pitch, especially when it comes to my investments. you want a broker you can trust. a lot of guys at the other firms seemed more focused on selling than their clients. that's why i stopped working at my old brokerage and became a financial consultant with charles schwab. avo: what kind of financial consultant are you looking for? talk to us today. >> some slick traders are betting that some slick traders could see some gains. mike? >> it's interesting. we actually saw a lot of call volume. we're only going to talk about three of them right now but it seemed like the entire space was seeing. v e

tell me what you think by tweeting me. or leave us a comment on facebook. all kidding about my hairdo aside. if you have any doubt that nailinfailing to raise the debt ceiling listen to this. if the dreel ceiling is not raie economic growth will fall. doug handler is the chief economist doug thank you so much. i want to have this conversation with my viewers without the politics. i want the economics of this. how dangerous i is it that we gt into this position october 17 october 17th that somebody duetdoesn't get paid immediatel. >> how dangerous is that. >> it's extremely dangerous. there are many things going on. 20% of government expen expendis would have to be lopped off. it could have a huge spike in interest rates as a result of this as well. and that forecast that we had may even be conservative. >> you are not out liars on this there are a lot of economists that say it's possible. and a lot of people say it's fearmongering. when you go back to august of 2011 by we got downgraded for the first time in history we didn't see interest agents are spike. a

do you have someone editing every tweet, every story, every word that you write? >> nobody edits the tweets as far as i know. >> nobody edits your tweets? >> no. i say to myself every day, eleanor think less and tweet more. i don't tweet enough. >> scary. >> you have to trust yourself and i don't do it. i tweet fairly irregularly but in today's world we are encouraged to tweet to get our stories out there and promote our colleagues and if we're analysts and pundits, we should get our thoughts out there. i have never done anything or said anything that's career ending yet. we're all about two steps away from that i think. >> the cliff is closer. >> you got to be your enown editor. >> on twitter you have to be your own editor. it's a medium that rewards speed even more than all of the other ones that we're on and there's no time for an additional layer of checking. if you can't trust yourself to edit yourself, don't get on twitter. >> there may be a whole new classification of job here. joe, i want to come back to you something you said a moment ago about officials a

you tweet angrily when a girl gives you a fake phone number. you are going to be sued. >> throwing things at her house, for that? because i followed her home. >> you should. >> i want to bring up, nobody brought this up. don't buy business tickets for have your family. that's -- like that's just wrong. oh, i have a 4-year-old. business select ticket to me and one of my kids. my husband and other two kids are stuck back there. that's not the airlines fault. >> oh, good. >> no, no. don't split up your family like that. >> i actually thought that same thing. what i think. you said this. why is she still flying southwest? a classic case of somebody milking the record label. label was like, we'll give you two business class -- she's too cheap tore spring for the other two, and then -- in this position. >> and don't vent online. geez. what we're trying to tell our young people. seriously. i have to do this. you have to be careful what you say. it's going to come back to bite you, if you don't try to be tactful. >> on the other side of it, twitter has

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no one ever gets fired, ever, unless you tweet something unapproved. so i guess on the one hand, you could say it's an admirably loyalty the president has to people who work for him, i guess. on the other hand, can you really keep kathleen sebelius? there was a fascinating piece in "the new york times" saying, she wasn't that involved in obama care. can she get away with that? i guess. >> basic rule is when there's no penalty for failure, failures multiply. in the private sector, failure is your run out of money, you go bankrupt, you disappear. this corrective mechanism is particularly important in the public sector. >> fox poll, the number seven, it was asked, should someone be fired over problem with the government's health care website. 49% said yes. 38% said no. the bottom line, julie, is this going to get fixed? do you have any sense the white house feels like there's a time line here? >> they say they have a time line. they say they won't tell us what that time line is, which is in keeping with what i call their selective transparency around this

in your -- >> i try to keep things very professional on the tweets and very at least, you know, not e. >> never tweet after your second cocktail. guess what, the boss may be watching your every move. the "wall street journal" reports technology now lets employers track workers through company cell phones, gps devices, other devices as well. is this an invasion of privacy? >> by the way, that was the window of the editor in chief, of course, that you were showing. >> there he is, he's watching. >> he's watching us right now. >> i know. look at that. >> i'm probably going to get an earful for this, but yes, your boss is watching. should be no surprise and in this day and age where it's all about data and data mining you should always be wary anything you have with a circuit can track something you do. i wear a fit bit which tracks my calorie and step count and youp loaded to the cloud somewhere. we all have to realize our bosses will know everything about us and the only way you get rid of it is to put an aluminum foil shield over your head and turn off your cell phone. >> some of the

you just tweeted you were at the movies. >> you can't lie anymore. that's for sure. >> it's like cyberstalk. >> i'm analog in a digital age. it's just, there is definitely a certain -- you summed it up perfectly. it brings people who would not necessarily be in the same space together. if you are in the same space -- >> i'm on my device, you're on your device, that's it. we have invisible walls. >> thank you for being here. >>> up next, a young innovator in a lane all his own. >> the beautiful thing about bowling is, it looks very simple but it's technical. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing, jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ never loved ♪ [ sighs ] ♪ ♪ have you

. >> why is it so difficult to take back something you tweet or post? s just take something down. and even if you can, you can't always take back the impression that it's created for someone. but you know, even if you are able to take down a certain facebook post, someone else may have already seen it. they may have captured it. even if you use a service like snapchat that promises a certain anonymity to the way that you send a message, there are ways that people can capture and store and save that message. and there's always someone that's gonna know a little bit more than you, have a little more technical knowledge who can trace back where a piece of information or message came from. >> how can what we post today hurt us later on in life? >> a lot of people will say that the digital profile that accrues around all of us is a gateway to employment. so maybe it's the summer job that you want or the internship, or it could even be a college admissions interview or someone google-searches your name before they meet you for the first time. and what they see

if you click on a tweet about "scandal" or any other show it will take you to the program. can watch it on your computer. >> you turn into a tv show directly from a tweet. and comcast is short of giving xfinity, tv a way to change the channel on-line. >> still to tweets, speaking of twitter and a cable news host who dares to go bare. >>> here are a few of your top tweets. they are regurgitating obama's plan. i know fox news doesn't portray it that way. the press' only remaining journalists are sewing, unrest and instigating argument. ouch. news organizations are falling for fake stories and hoaxes and the latest example is fox and friends saturday. they reported a week ago on saturday while the republican party was proposing to keep war memorials open during the shutdown, president obama offered to personally pay for museum of muslim culture. it stemmed from a piece on a site called national report and it brought this apology yesterday. >> last weekend we mentioned a story about the president funding a muslim museum during the shutdown. we made a bad mistake by president ar

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and moving down market neighborhoods it's needed to know that when you tweet today your tweeting with a homegrown company. that's kind of interesting. well central markets invades is transforming into a place to live and work and play. the arts community is thriving in central market with ac t renovation of the historic strand and it opened a center for new music. similarly our business community as reindividualized like several comes like skier and date of birth i didn't and, of course, tweeter saw the potential and brought the workers to the neighborhood. we're creating more spaces for people to live. 3 projects alone will all add morning 1 thousand 4 hundred units of housing between van ness and market street. their expanding the corridor into central market set to open in 2014 it will bring an additional 2 hundred and 50 square feet of retail. a few blocks down another project is almost completely built out it is ran a tlooif district that will include the mexican museum pblg to a unique private partnership. continuing into downtown it the springing up you overnight optimistic the

. >> he said in his tweet that they disclosed a 61 million share stake like youticular stock. discussions with the management. so carl icahn at it again. and melissa those shares are up big on that particular tweet. >> maybe no surprise. there are very unusual activity here? >> always even into today. stocks under 12 just last week traded over 12. i have been talking about this energy space. obviously this is a different set of circumstances all together with carl tweeting about this. a lot of options throughout the entire. >> prior to this pop in the afterhour session, the regular session was up by 4.6%. >> sniffing around the options. pete talks about that. completely under per fore mans. and quietly slowly it's starting to really regain and starting to catch up to its peers. exxon is doing nothing and hovering around this level forever. >> i will add one more thing. a lot of buying if you look at the filing it has the most recent 60 days. the refiner space. >> let's move on to the next trade. they are the most volatile stocks. there are some companies that are

tweet? >> yes. so you receive the tweet. neil: that sounds stupid. >> like any other tweet.e making a lot of money doing that, they are spending money on r&d they are not profi profitabt it. neil: what is their r&d like? listen -- it is time for night cap, our blitzers say what they are looking for tomorrow, assuming we don't get a reopen government, tai? >> i agree, i don't think that government will open tomorrow, i think we'll see a continued stalemate in washington, and market continue to slide gradually. democrats are not negotiating. they are getting petty keeping world war ii monu monument clost would cost less to keep it open, not anticipating a dial, we go through debt limit exper ring a, i am concerned. neil: jonathan, can we avoid default? >> think back to the fear in 2008-'09, it was not over the economy but what was government going to do next? a lot of big money sitting on sidelines waiting for that. you ask withb default -- you ask about default, i will be washing action in u.s. bonds, you will see short-term yield pick up, right now the risk is in washington.

you might want to note. excellent way to see all the tweets you want in one place. last hour wein the had 376 tweets were as yesterday we had 496. by the end of today, i imagine we will have 500, 600. you can look historically at all of them associate it with something. here are things that people are posting from our session. think about this tool if you haven't used this already. going to tool i was mention, many people use this already. if you are trying to get a sense of social and you're not comfortable with that, the 12 that i used first thing in the morning for getting information is flip board. it works on an iphone or android. what yourt a sense of community is sharing. you can see it in a very visual way. any flip board users here, there are other tools like that as well. i would like to thank our wonderful speakers. [applause] thank you very much, everybody. see you soon. >> it is 10:20. i am so sorry about that. i should've been looking at my watch. should we do a couple more questions and then give you a break? come on up here it -- come on up. i am thin

association conference and there are now firms specializing in social media intelligence so that when you have tweetst much about but seem like they are reputab reputable, there are more firms getting in that business to provide information around the accuracy. >> what do you think is a fair expectation of our citizens and consumers when they see tweets or facebook postings or like from reporters. should they believe them in the first hour or two? >> i think it depends on what the story is and the track record. we've all made mistakes. i certainly have made my share of them. i think that the expectation has to be for news consumers that certain platforms and certain people and certain brands and outlets are trustworthy. that doesn't have to change. i think to take a minute to reflect on topics like the death of a former congressman is a specific issue or maybe involving a potential corruption or allegations in a gubernatorial race. >> serious topics. maggie haberman, andrew lih, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >>> with a promise of radical transparency, i'll talk with a screen writer who

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you tweeted keeping an eye on the positive response and support. ttle thrown this morning by nasty tweets. what has the response been to your piece so far? >> well, it's been 99.9% positive. and this has been my experience since mason has been diagnosed. people are really kind and wonderful and compassionate and will do whatever they can to help us. and then there's a small percentage of people for whatever reason who say that this didn't actually happen, which kind of throws me. i wish it didn't happen, but it did. and who say -- there was one, i try not to look at the negative tweets and the negative comments in the "post" but people have been aggressively attacking and it is disturbing. but then again, i'm just trying to not give that a lot of energy. >> you move past it, stay focused. the best to you and your son, mason. thank you so much for stopping by. >> thank you. >>> the shutdown is partly to blame for the slim raise coming to the 58 million americans on social security next year. the increase will be just about 1.5%. that's one of the sma

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tweet. richard, how about you? o analyze whether or not to do a new recirc line, whether to go bronze or stainless... ho-ho-hold! that sounds very much like a tv show. i'm talking a tweet -- 140 characters. -i could abbreviate. -you better. but think about it, this would be a great way for you guys to talk directly to the folks who watch the show and for them to talk directly to you, follow what you're doing every day. read the orientation packages. before you know it, i'll have you guys up and running in the twitterverse. okay, but i don't have time for this right now. i've got some real serious work i have to do. oh, real serious work. i feel a hash tag. that's a good one, tommy. we're having hash for lunch? read. so you're having some problems with doors leading into your basement? tom, i'm having a lot of problems with those doors. -are they metal or wood? -they're metal. must be right underneath this tarp. joe: yeah, i had to put this tarp up to keep the wind and rain out, but it's not working great. it's hard

and school bullies, watch what you tweet. aded to the principal's office. >> you are making someone feel so uncomfortable. they didn't want to be in school. >> at number four -- >> okay. try chasing this cat. >> check out the new four-legged robot wild cat. on all types of terrain. he is currently hitting about 16 miles per hour. those his purring is a bit annoying. while cat isn't quite as fast as cheetah robot, which clocks about 29 mile per hour last year. now that the speed demon is off the leash, we're thinking, if nothing else can be it can be a great contestant with "dancing with the stars." and at number five, screaming all the way to the bank. halloween, once a tradition that involved homemade costumes and worn out pillowcases full of candy is now a $7 billion a year business. and the scariest part is how adults have appropriated the once child centric holiday as their own. haunted houses are one place scaring up huge profits. mostly off grown-ups who pay from 15 to $40 for the pleasure of being scared. that, combined

we want to you tweet us @abc2weather. seven day forecast, well there's the rain as we head towards monday. let's get a check of the traffic now with mike. >>> hi, good morning everybody. here we go. bring you up to digital chopper 4 dimension 2,000 tom? right that sounds good. captain johnson up stairs? what are you crazy? let's take a look north side of the beltway. a little wired on coffee this morning. take a look at the speeds and really looking good out there this morning. 65-mile-per-hour speeds and we like to see that. the commute is looking good north side of the beltway. south side of town right now. there are a couple of issues as you get around say 648 northbound. this is a local road. some construction related delays so you really will be weaving in and out of that. harbor tunnel throughway also construction related delays. as you head up to the tunnel may be dealing with some issues this morning with that but not a big deal morning. this commute is good. west side of the beltway outer loop past exit 18 constru

, remember you can tweet me now at tony perkins t.v. s your twitter handle. >> he never remembers.remem >> you can tweet me, too, tucker fox 5, yes tweet me. >> if you have a question depoqi to the myfoxdc.com and click onc the weather tab. there you go.. >>> julie wright very active on twitter and also very active on the roadways.th it has been. >> reporter: it's been crazy. it started off kind of quiet and then unfortunately this started. this is accident involving a pedestrian along the washington pallet more parkway, a fatalfatl crash under investigation atr this point.th the information isis coming into us, but we are hearing this may involve more than one accidentae roadway shutdown, both north and southbound. can we get that in the teleprompters, please.le we are that shutdown for folks traveling to and from columbia. we will put it on the map to puu it in better perspective. as we pull up the map, you will see that the southbound stretch. driveway is flocked off at route 100, and blocked off at 32. the better bet is stick with 95

. >> if you are tweeting us right now check this out. you may see your o avatar. at's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko >> hi i'm henry campaign managers and i'm in "the"the stream"." it's amazing how many people can tweet in two minutes. george says the only way out of the present impasse is to develop the economy and reconcilliation. jasmine says we have to support bds because at that creates infrastructure of steadfastness. and maybe because i'm an israeli arab my views are optimistic it can happen if we educate the views between each. talk to us about moving forward and high brit hybrid identities that can really make some peace here. >> thank you. one way to bring my thesis on hybrid identities and the question about peace an justice in this particular instance between israel and palestinian. like adam and everybody on the program is sympathetic b to the organizing. i don't think that effectiveness should be interpret changes in the context of the israel-palestinian. it should rather a protest of a variety of movements and some fact finding and vario